Infatuation Rules
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You harbour feelings of anger or hurt toward each other. ... You're snappy around each other. ... You still call each other to check in. ... You update each other about your lives. ... Neither of you is interested in anybody else. ... You're still attracted to each other. ... You have things left to say. ... You find comfort in each other's company.
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Read More »Flores told Business Insider. They have fun with you even if the task at hand is not fun, per se. ... They look at you ... a lot. ... They pay more attention to you. ... They show empathy — in good times and bad. ... They remember the little things. ... They introduce you to the important people in their lives. ... They often mention the future.
1. They have fun with you even if the task at hand is not fun, per se The saying, "It’s not what you do, but who you're with" is popular for a reason — because it's true. Pay attention to the person who's always there for you, even when the task at hand is not outwardly a fun one, like helping you move. "A sign someone may be in love with you includes their ability to have fun with you even during mundane tasks," Dr. Flores said. "If they are happy to see you, no matter what the two of you are doing, it may be love." Kailen Rosenberg, elite matchmaker and founder of The Lodge Social Club, a dating application with a three-step vetting process that launched earlier this month, agrees. "The person will often go the 'extra mile' to help you with something — a project, a need, an errand, etc.," she told Business Insider. "Bottom line, they want to be near you, thought of by you, and assist you."
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